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sox [ingl. am. sɑks, ingl. brit. sɒks] ingl. am. coloq. pl of sock
I. sock [ingl. am. sɑk, ingl. brit. sɒk] SUST.
1.1. sock (for foot):
media f amer.
soquetes mpl Co. Sur
to pull one's socks up ingl. brit.
to pull one's socks up ingl. brit.
to put a sock in it esp ingl. brit. coloq.
cerrar el pico coloq.
1.2. sock (inner sole):
2. sock (punch):
sock coloq.
sock coloq.
piña f coloq.
sock coloq.
trompada f AmS coloq.
sock coloq.
combo m Chile Perú coloq.
3. sock U (force) ingl. am.:
sock coloq.
II. sock [ingl. am. sɑk, ingl. brit. sɒk] V. trans. coloq.
pegarle una trompada a AmS coloq.
pegarle un combo a Chile Perú coloq.
darle una a alguien coloq.
bobby socks, ingl. am. also bobby sox SUST. sust. pl.
calcetas fpl Méx.
soquetes mpl Co. Sur
en el diccionario PONS
sox [sɔks, ingl. am. sɑ:ks] SUST.
sox pl. ingl. am.:
sox
en el diccionario PONS
sox [saks] SUST. pl.
sox
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Another variation involved a sweater or coat - often a variant on the male zoot-suit finger-tip jacket - over knee-length skirts, plus fishnet stockings or bobby socks and platform shoes.
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Concerns have also been expressed about sock puppets exhausting the supply of easily remembered usernames.
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Fashionable adolescent girls wore poodle skirts and rolled down their socks to the ankle.
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The girls are to wear black ladies shoe having low heels with white socks.
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She has freckles and two ponytails that are always uneven, one significantly higher than the other one, just like her socks.
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